How to send files stored under Oracle AS - Portal as a attachments to mail?

Hi,
Our Client using Oracle APPlication Server Portal 10.1.2 for data management and employee portal purpose.
our users used to attach or store the files/documents in Portal i.e. like a file item.
They want to send some selected files/documents as attachments to a group of people via email
Is there any possiblity to achieve this please let me know.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Rajesh

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